Snehshilp

Kothrud, PMC, Pune, 411038

The coordinates are the promoter's own, filed with MahaRERA. We have not checked them on the ground, and a filed pin is occasionally a few kilometres from the survey number on the same filing — if it does not look right, search by name.

All 54 units are filed unit by unit with the authority, the highest on floor 13. Sizes are RERA carpet area — the floor you can actually walk on, not a built-up or saleable figure. The register holds them in square metres, so that figure is printed under each one: it is what you will see if you open the filing, and the square feet are our arithmetic on it.

A registered price is what a buyer contracted to pay, so it is the closest thing to a real number this market produces. It still is not a quote for you: these agreements were signed on different dates as the project progressed, floor and facing move the rate, and what a builder asks today may be higher or lower. 3 sales are left out of the median because the filed area or price is not credible — the register is typed in by promoters and some entries are wrong. Unsold units carry a government ready-reckoner valuation instead of a price, and that is a different thing, so it is not mixed into the figures above.

25 further sales are set aside. They divide out beyond ₹12,726 per sq ft, more than two and a half times this project's own median. A unit does not cost that much more than its neighbours on the same price list, so the usual cause is a carpet area filed too small for the agreement value printed beside it. Both figures are on the register exactly as shown — you can check them in the register itself — but no rate is computed from them here. Counted rather than quietly dropped.

Under section 18 of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, a buyer whose possession is delayed beyond the date in the agreement may withdraw and claim a refund with interest, or stay and claim interest for every month of delay. That right attaches to the date in your agreement, not the date on this page.

Is Snehshilp registered with MahaRERA?

Yes. It is registered as P52100045593, filed on 24 May 2022, and the registration is current. The authority's own record is the place to confirm that; this page restates it.

When is Snehshilp due to be handed over?

The promoter has told MahaRERA December 2026. That is a declaration to the authority rather than a promise to a buyer; the date in your own agreement is the one that binds.

Has Snehshilp been delayed?

Yes. The first date filed was December 2025. It now stands at December 2026, a year later.

What did buyers actually pay in Snehshilp?

A median of ₹5,072 per square foot of carpet, across 13 sale agreements registered in this project. That is what was paid and stamped, not what is being asked.

How many units are left in Snehshilp?

2 of 54 were still unsold at the promoter's last filing, in 3 BHK, from 957 sq ft of carpet.

Are there complaints against Snehshilp?

None appear against this project in the register. That covers cases filed with MahaRERA, and nothing about disputes settled elsewhere or never filed.

Who is building Snehshilp?

Belvalkar Housing LLP, as the promoter named on the registration.

This page restates one public record as we read it on 16 September 2026. The authority's own page for P52100045593 carries more that we do not republish: the registration certificate, every quarterly progress report, the sanctioned plans, parking allocation, the project bank account, and any declared litigation.

MahaRERA will ask you to type a CAPTCHA first. That is their gate, not a broken link — and it is the reason this page exists, because a register you have to solve a puzzle to read one project at a time is not one anybody comparing four projects will actually use.